FUOYE Cut Off Mark for 2026/2027 Academic Session

FUOYE Cut Off Mark

If you are a UTME candidate preparing for the 2026/2027 university admission exercise, understanding the FUOYE cut off mark is one of the most important steps you can take right now.

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) remains one of the most competitive federal universities in Nigeria, attracting thousands of JAMB candidates every admission cycle.

Knowing the cut-off mark and what it means for your specific course can be the difference between gaining admission and spending another year preparing.

In this comprehensive guide, we cover the FUOYE JAMB cut off mark, departmental cut-off marks, O’Level and UTME admission requirements, Post-UTME screening details, and practical tips to improve your chances of securing a spot at this prestigious institution in Ekiti State.

What Is the FUOYE Cut Off Mark for 2026/2027?

Official JAMB Cut Off Mark

As of the time of publishing this article, the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has released an official cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Before that, kindly know that the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) typically issues a general minimum benchmark, after which individual universities announce their own institutional cut-off marks during the Post-UTME and admission screening period.

For the current 2026/2027 academic session, the general minimum JAMB cut off mark for all universities is set at 150 and above.

Based on the information available on the FUOYE admission portal, the FUOYE’s JAMB cut-off mark for 2026/2027 has been set at a minimum of 150.

Candidates are advised to check the FUOYE official website (fuoye.edu.ng) and the JAMB portal for updated announcements.

Overview Table of FUOYE Cut Off Mark

DetailInformation
Institution NameFederal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE)
Academic Session2026/2027
JAMB Cut Off Mark150 (officially announced)
Post-UTME Screeningcheck FUOYE portal
Admission StatusPending official announcement
State of LocationEkiti State, Nigeria
University TypeFederal Government University

Is the 2026/2027 FUOYE Cut Off Mark Official?

This is a question many candidates ask, and transparency is important here. At the time of publishing:

  • JAMB’s general minimum benchmark for federal universities in recent sessions has been 150. FUOYE has also adopted 150 as its own institutional minimum.
  • FUOYE’s departmental cut-off marks, which are typically higher than the general cut-off have not been officially released for 2026/2027.
  • All departmental figures in this article are estimated based on the 2025/2026 admission data and should be treated as a guide only.

Candidates are strongly advised to:

  1. Monitor the FUOYE official website: www.fuoye.edu.ng
  2. Check the JAMB CAPS portal regularly for admission status updates.
  3. Follow FUOYE’s official social media pages for real-time FUOYE admission news.

FUOYE Departmental Cut Off Marks for 2026/2027

The table below shows the officially released departmental cut-off marks for all courses offered at FUOYE. Highly competitive departments typically require scores well above the general 150 threshold.

S/NOFACULTY / PROGRAMMEAPPROVED MIN. SCORE
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
1Agriculture (Agric Economics & Extension, Animal Production & Health, Soil Science & Land Resources Management)150
2Crop Science and Horticulture150
3Fishery and Aquaculture150
4Food Science and Technology180
5Hospitality and Tourism Management150
6Water Resources Mgt. & Agro. Met.150
FACULTY OF ARTS
1English and Literary Studies180
2History and International Studies180
3Linguistics and Languages170
4Philosophy160
5Religious Studies150
6Theatre and Media Arts200
FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCE
1Anatomy180
2Medical Laboratory Science230
3Nursing Science240
4Physiology180
5Radiography220
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
1Medicine and Surgery280
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
1Agricultural Education150
2Adult Education150
3Biology Education150
4Business Education150
5Chemistry Education150
6Economics Education150
7Education and Physics150
8Educational Technology150
9Guidance and Counselling150
10Educational Management150
11English Education150
12Human Kinetics150
13Health Education150
14Library and Information Science Education150
15Mathematics Education150
16Primary Education150
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
1Agric and Bio-Resources Engineering150
2Civil Engineering190
3Electrical and Electronics Engineering190
4Mechanical Engineering180
5Mechatronics Engineering180
6Materials and Met. Engineering150
FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT
1Architecture170
2Building150
3Estate Management150
4Quantity Surveying150
5Surveying & Geoinformatics150
6Urban & Regional Planning150
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
1Accounting200
2Finance180
3Business Administration200
4Public Administration170
FACULTY OF LIFE SCIENCES
1Animal and Environmental Biology150
2Biochemistry180
3Environmental Management and Toxicology150
4Microbiology180
5Plant Science and Biotechnology150
FACULTY OF PHARMACY
1Doctor of Pharmacy230
FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
1Chemistry150
2Geology150
3Geophysics150
4Industrial Chemistry150
5Mathematics150
6Physics150
7Statistics150
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
1Criminology and Security Studies210
2Demography and Social Statistics150
3Economics180
4Peace and Conflict Resolution150
5Political Science180
6Psychology150
7Sociology160
FACULTY OF COMPUTING
1Computer Science200
2Cyber Security180
3Data Science and Analytics150
4Software Engineering160
FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES
1Broadcasting160
2Journalism160
3Mass Communication200
4Public Relations160
FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION ENGINEERING
1Information & Communication Engineering150
2System Engineering150
3Computer Engineering180

All departmental figures above are extracted as published on the official FUOYE admission portal for the 2026/2027 entry

Courses Offered at FUOYE (By Faculty)

Federal University Oye-Ekiti offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes across its academic colleges and faculties:

  1. College of Medicine and Health Sciences: Medicine and Surgery, Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Physiotherapy, Public Health, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Pharmacology.
  2. Faculty of Engineering and Technology: Civil Engineering, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering, Materials and Metallurgical Engineering.
  3. Faculty of Science: Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Industrial Chemistry, Geology.
  4. Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities: Economics, Accounting, Business Administration, Political Science, Sociology, Mass Communication, English and Literary Studies, History and International Studies, Philosophy, French, Yoruba.
  5. Faculty of Agriculture: Agriculture, Agricultural Economics and Extension, Crop Science, Animal Production and Health, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Food Science and Technology, Forestry and Wildlife Management.
  6. Faculty of Education: Education and Mathematics, Education and Chemistry, Education and Biology, Education and Physics, Education and English, Education and Economics, Educational Administration, Guidance and Counselling, Early Childhood Education.

FUOYE All Admission Requirements

1. UTME Candidates

To be eligible for FUOYE admission as a UTME candidate, you must:

  • Obtain the minimum JAMB score of 150 or higher.
  • Choose FUOYE as your first or second institution of choice on JAMB.
  • Sit and pass the FUOYE Post-UTME screening exercise.
  • Possess the required O’Level (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) credits.

2. O’Level Requirements

Most programmes at FUOYE require a minimum of five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects at O’Level (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), including:

  • English Language (compulsory for all courses)
  • Mathematics (compulsory for Science, Engineering, Education, and Social Science courses)
  • Three (3) other relevant subjects depending on your chosen course.

For Medicine and Surgery, candidates typically need credits in English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology — all in not more than two sittings.

3. Direct Entry (DE) Requirements

FUOYE accepts Direct Entry candidates with:

  • A minimum of two (2) A’Level passes (IJMB, JUPEB, or A/Levels) in relevant subjects.
  • An OND/HND from a recognised polytechnic with a minimum of Lower Credit.
  • First degree from a recognised institution for postgraduate routes.
  • DE candidates must also meet O’Level credit requirements.

4. Post-UTME Screening

FUOYE conducts a Post-UTME screening exercise, which may include:

  • An online aptitude or Computer-Based Test (CBT) in relevant subjects.
  • Document verification.
  • In some years, candidates are screened based on their JAMB scores and O’Level results without a separate written test.

Candidates are advised to check the FUOYE website for the Post-UTME registration form, screening date, and requirements once they are announced.

Can I Get Admission into FUOYE with My Score?

Many candidates are unsure whether their JAMB score is high enough for FUOYE. Here is a practical guide based on previous admission trends:

JAMB ScoreLikelihood of Admission
140Not Likely. Below the general FUOYE threshold. Consider supplementary or part-time options.
150Unlikely for most courses. May qualify for a few less-competitive programmes.
160Meets the general minimum cut-off mark. Eligible to apply, but departmental threshold may be higher.
170Eligible for most non-medicine programmes; competitive for some departments.
180Good chance for many programmes. Competitive for mid-range departments.
190Strong score. Competitive for most programmes including Engineering and Sciences.
200Very competitive. Qualifies for almost all courses except highly competitive ones like Medicine.
250+Excellent. Strong candidacy for any course, including Medicine and Surgery.

Practical Tips to Increase Your FUOYE Admission Chances

Getting above the FUOYE cut-off mark is only the first step. Here are proven strategies to boost your chances:

  1. Score above the departmental threshold. Always aim for at least 20–30 points above the minimum to stay competitive.
  2. Pass your Post-UTME. Prepare thoroughly for the FUOYE Post-UTME screening. Past questions are available in bookshops and online educational platforms.
  3. Ensure your O’Level results are complete. Many candidates lose admission simply because they lack the required credit passes in the correct subjects.
  4. Apply for your most realistic choice first. Avoid applying for Medicine if your score is 190. Aim for a course where your score is competitive.
  5. Use JAMB’s Change of Institution/Course wisely. If FUOYE is not your first choice, check whether your score qualifies before changing.
  6. Prepare all your documents early. SSCE certificates, birth certificate, state of origin certificate, JAMB result slip, and passport photographs should be ready.
  7. Check for supplementary admissions. FUOYE sometimes releases supplementary admission lists. Watch the JAMB and FUOYE portal closely.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About FUOYE Cut Off Mark and Admission

1. What is the FUOYE cut off mark for 2026/2027?

Based on previous admission trends, the FUOYE JAMB cut-off mark is expected to remain at 160. The official figure has not yet been released.

2. Has FUOYE released its 2026/2027 admission cut-off?

Yes. You can also check fuoye.edu.ng for official updates.

3. What is the FUOYE departmental cut-off mark for Medicine?

Medicine and Surgery at FUOYE typically requires a JAMB score of 280 and above, making it one of the most competitive courses.

4. Can I gain admission with 160 in JAMB?

Yes, 160 is above the general FUOYE cut off mark which is 160. However, your chosen department may require a higher score.

5. Does FUOYE conduct Post-UTME?

Yes. FUOYE typically conducts a Post-UTME screening. Register on the FUOYE portal once the form is released.

6. What subjects do I need for admission into FUOYE?

English Language and Mathematics are compulsory for most courses, plus three other relevant subjects depending on your programme.

7. Can I apply for FUOYE as a second-choice institution?

Yes. JAMB allows candidates to select FUOYE as either their first or second choice institution.

8. What is the FUOYE Post-UTME cut-off mark?

FUOYE has not released a separate Post-UTME cut-off for 2026/2027. Generally, candidates with higher combined scores (JAMB + Post-UTME) have better admission chances.

9. Does FUOYE accept Direct Entry students?

Yes. FUOYE accepts DE candidates with A’Level passes or an OND/HND in relevant fields.

10. When will FUOYE admission list be released?

FUOYE typically releases its first admission batch after the JAMB admissions window opens. Monitor both the JAMB CAPS portal and FUOYE’s official website.

11. Is FUOYE a good university?

Yes. FUOYE is a federal university accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC) with strong academic programmes and facilities.

12. What happens if my JAMB score is below FUOYE’s cut-off?

You may consider other institutions with lower cut-off marks, upgrade your O’Level results, or re-sit JAMB in the next cycle to improve your score.

Conclusion

The FUOYE cut off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session is set at 150, which is consistent with previous years. Candidates are strongly advised to aim for scores well above the minimum, particularly for competitive programmes like Medicine, Engineering, and Computer Science, and to prepare diligently for the Post-UTME screening.

Always verify FUOYE admission news directly from the official sources: the FUOYE website and the JAMB portal. Stay ahead of the admission process by preparing your O’Level results, gathering your documents early, and understanding your departmental requirements.


More FUOYE Updates Articles:

  • FUOYE Post UTME Form and Screening Date 2026/2027
  • FUOYE Admission List 2026/2027: How to Check Your Name
  • JAMB Cut Off Mark for All Federal Universities 2026/2027

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